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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
10
A derailed passenger train disrupted service for hours on the Southern Pacific line. Ogden reports note trains arriving from Ogden and other cities, with local offices and police agencies handling inquiries.
Major Reuven Clark, noted lawyer and former U S Army officer, will address Ogden residents at the Tabernacle on The League at Nationa. He arrives by steamer at 7 18 this evening, accompanied by a Salt Lake delegation, with Emma Ley Gates and the Southern Pacific band providing music earlier in the program.
Evanos a former U S navy tailor and his wife traveled from Los Angeles to San Francisco and east to Ogden on a grueling trek through the Nevada desert. They endured hunger exhaustion and rough travel aided by auto drivers and friendly locals. Their wartime service included Evans as a gunner's mate in World War I and later transfer to the U S Nebranka. Red Cross workers assist with transportation and expenses as the couple plans to depart Ogden by train tomorrow.
World markets report a volatile opening as blacks fall 3 to 14 points. United States Steel shows an extreme reversal from Tuesday, with initial quotations at 101. Other steels, rails, oils, and equipment recover later, while corn and oats slide and hog values drop amid broader selling. Cash prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep in Ogden and Chicago reflect mixed demand. call money opens at 6 percent, with daily fluctuations and export talk influencing sentiment.
In Chicago today grain prices fell sharply led by corn as a strike by steel workers influenced markets. Hog prices also dropped amid a broader market weakness as Packers announced Britain’s withdrawal from certain meat trade.
Ogden employers are urged to understand the new part time education law guiding under 18s. Those not employed must attend school. working minors receive permits via the city schools. Cooperation with employers is sought to keep youths in school, with exemptions during the canning season and for other industries. The aim is to align employment with compulsory schooling and reduce truancy while maintaining industrial needs.
Development work at Southern Pariste Gold and Copper Mining and Milling company ten miles north of Ogden will accelerate with a new power plant including air compressor and drill. A contract for installation was awarded, with drills to face the tunnel within thirty days. The property, in Ben Jo mond cliffs, has seen steady progress amid new capital and expansion.
The street car men will hold their annual outings at Hot Springs tomorrow and the week after. Morning shift will have the outing first with the afternoon group taking a day off. Programs include prizes for swimming diving and dancing, races and other athletic events. Members and many friends are expected. special street car service will run on both days.
Madame Susanna Makin Blakeley 71 died after long illness at 2250 Jefferson. Joseph Chuge funeral set for Friday at Farr West meetinghouse with viewing prior. interment Ogden City Cemetery. Runcell Smith died in Spokane after appendix surgery. burial in Chicago next to husband. Eva Emily Treaseder, 5, dies after meningitis. survived by parents George and Elizabeth and siblings. born Ogden October 3, 1915.
The text notes a family residing at 750 Thirtieth Whreel. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Ninth Ward chapel. Viewings are planned at the Tledquist chapel Friday evening and at the home Saturday morning from 8 to 1:30 o'clock.
Vienna reports unofficially that the Romanian cabinet has fallen. Bucharest dispatches say King Michael or an interim figure will seek to form a new government.
President Wilson urged orderly agitation for disarmament and backed ratification of the peace treaty. He defended League promises, praised Japan for keeping engagements, and expressed confidence all signatories would act in good faith. He appealed to Montanans to uphold pledges to the world.
Sale ad lists a 1918 Chandler T passenger in need of condition assessment with an asking price around 1000 dollars and contact options via Box 61 Standard 928. Also includes an Army model carbine offered at 15 dollars at 2752 Wall YLLL M.
President Wilson argues the peace treaty with Germany is a people's treaty affecting the world, not a simple bilateral accord. He warns critics who call it harsh, says its scope ties Europe and Africa to global happiness and democracy, and that the United States must stand firm to secure terms. He emphasizes the need for industrial democracy and condemns monopolies as hindrances to progress.
Fragmentary report notes a deadly strike with one man killed instantly and a second wounded fatally. Dozens more were seriously injured as chaos erupted amid tense clashes and loud sounds from nearby activity.
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